Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-04
,oUuaNGER's CREATION.
c;soovered by an American at the
United States Legation.
F,om London IT, StA'

Tinted States Legation
E,on4 London TjUtA.
since Prince Bismarck can 90 NOTHING
s..no Cen. B0ulanger by direct at'
ubv not attack him through tue
'a0N rho bore him on his back INTO
wers Clemenceauf No. You nave
so.d nerhaps, in the second OF the series
i "r,ioyes on foreign politics in TIE fort-
.,u ~ a DIR. Cornelius Herr, Grand
n oaoer of the Legion of Honor, in connec-
~ with Gen. Boulapger, N. Go freycinet
Nv nan d.. Menebrea. But, for the en-
su~ ,ort of those who do not know
and outs OF French politics, bad
tne in' axnlain who DIR. Cornelius herr i6.
nste orsOnage, YOU will observe, mas
lnIs p,hat would do for novel oil jules
4ano If ever that exciting writer taxes
his snniect the theory OF mentsi
lOl n,ion and transfer of volftion L
sS61Id say 10 him: study this DOCTOR,
ga make him the central ngure Oh your
hook and IpromIse you tnat IL VIII oe
the most telling of any tnat you uaseesei
tDe ,. w." The theory l have just men,
wa ia inc scientific explanation OF
non1" If the demonoloxy OF earlier ages.
nuou IL tested and proved by the famous
aso, Charcot. who holds that persons
len hrsins of a perfect oaiance, rich III
NiV' can- without speaking, and even
oons iderable distance. suggest IDEAS
o. nersons of Unbalanced ana weaker
3 hro,ns and make them act as they desire.
In short. they can put into tneiF hesos,
ryithout the aid of speech or pantofetme,
\ hat tpey wish them TO think and 90, ana
WA go linn creatures reflect the
. WV ottbe stronger minds and obey
their orders.
HERBS WILL POWER.
uerz uuouestIonably has exercised the
,nost extraordinary Will power In getting
4bo R0tbsohilds to embark in concern
out 0f which they wanted to keep, and IN
..skino Them sink such a heap OF money
- thar they must 90 on 60 the glorious
n nr The hitter end. His most eXtraordi-
~orv feat has been the creation of Gen.
Ronlanger. whom ne met by accident
when he was only Colonel, at Mr.. Lew
Morton's. Herr took TO the
vOung officer because he thought
he mad "go'' in him, and had
q strong dash OF British oloou' Whlch
& - was a comfort to meet with after the
i did routine bound military men whom he
8 had been in the habit of seeing. DIR. Cor
E nelius is ar American citizen and was
q reared in California. where he learned to
8 sneak English with slightly Irish &C.
& cent He said to B0ul2nger: 81 feel like
serving YOU and giving you notions"
s. Boulapger at once took TO him, and his
new mentor said: "My first notion is that
YOU should open up your mind by going
TO the United States. As you are young
s and hand some, aud know En- -llsh, you're
s. the right man to represent the
s French army at the coming York
i town celebration" "But," replied
the officer, "l've no one TO back me at
s. the War Office or anywhere else" Never
mind" said the magnetic man, whose
little cleaning eyes had locked through
1 and through B0ulanger and taken note OF
4 all the ''stock" that was in him. In a
4 short time the be- dsome officer, VINO had
been raised a peg, was sent on snowy
mi, sion to Yorktown and saw what a real
republic might accomplish. He came
back, and bis patron willed he should 20
to Tunis. whittier he went with higher
grade, When he was there the friend
willed that be was to be named Minister
Of War on The occasion of the next Cabi-
net crisis, and as he desired SO M. de
EreycInet did.
NOT CREATED BY CLEMENCEAU.
All the madmen, the feeble minded and
most of the women are agog for Baulan-
ger, who has the sensible people on mis-
side because he is sucn a good admins
traitor. ] never saw any one better Illus
trste the policy in great affairs OF the go
ahead principle than the half British
War Minister of the French re-
public. Clemenceau is the fast
friend of Boulanger, and they both have
stood shoulder to shoulder ever since the
last Ferry Cabinet broke down. But he
was far from being his creator, aud. in
deed, would have preferred a general who
was persona grata to the GamUettsts.
though not for that reason. The action
BOulanger took in de iling with the
Princes made their friendship very close.